Advocates for Positive Global Change

KTCC-Uganda’s members pose at their new facility.

Kids That Care Club (KTCC) Uganda is a unique youth empowerment initiative that through the power of music, dance and the performing arts is taking advocacy for social justice, human rights and gender equality to new dimensions.

A Solid Foundation

Built upon a solid foundation of WHO/UNICEF’s HAT (Helping Adolescents Thrive) Strategy and the Sustainable Development Goals, KTCC is challenging old outdated programs with research backed, evidence based strategies to provide guidance in achieving social and economic equality while dismantling norms of stigma and discrimination.

KTCC is a great way for youth to get involved in their community. As the advocacy arm of Rose Academies, a 501(c)3 charitable organization, KTCC dedicates its activities to educate and inform community members about the importance of achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, develop meaningful service projects while advocating for health equity for all. KTCC helps youth to gain confidence and responsibility while developing leadership, citizenship and life skills.

We are dedicated in our efforts to improve access to critically important healthcare knowledge so that children will live and communities will thrive. If you want to make a difference in the world, join us. Find out how you too can be an advocate for social good. Email: info@kidsthatcareclub.com for more information.

Kids That Care Club is a division of Rose Academies, a 501(c)3 charitable organization, that has
Special Consultative Status at United Nations Economic and Social Council, is a Member of WHO Disability Health Equity Network and World Hearing Forum.